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Posted by Wendy on December 14, 2001 at 06:05:43:

In Reply to: 50th wedding anniversary toasts posted by D.J on December 11, 2001 at 23:37:40:

No matter how great a toast you may find, the best toast is one from the heart. Istead of worrying about finding the perfect toast that someone else has written, write your own. There are some basics...You might start with welcoming the guests and thanking them for coming. You'll want to say how great your parents are, or how great their love for one another is, or how much you love them both, or probably some mixture of the three. You could tell a short story to illustrate your point. Finally, you will want to wish them a long life together, or health and happiness, or whatever makes sense to you. Building the toast around them will be more appreciated by them and your guests than a canned one.

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